[Bumbatar]

Are those centipedes fighting?

[Nup]

Ahoy, growers. Zamal is getting close to being harvested.

I’ll try get better photos, lovely colours came out.


Looking down the microscope excites.

Also have a male maturing on a window sill. Pollen chucking ahead!

How does zamaldelica take to revenging? Looking to maybe keep a cutting.
Happy growing.

[OlDirtyHuman]

Almost done at 11 weeks, getting more and more purple by the day.

[nldfarmer]

Originally Posted by Nup

Ahoy, growers. Zamal is getting close to being harvested.
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I’ll try get better photos, lovely colours came out.

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Looking down the microscope excites.

Also have a male maturing on a window sill. Pollen chucking ahead!

How does zamaldelica take to revenging? Looking to maybe keep a cutting.
Happy growing.

they reveg well. I'm revegging a clone now that came from a flowering plant, was revegged, and harvested and it still seems like it's going well. if yours is a semi flowering pheno some fresh soil will help it along. I also like to go through and remove as many calyxes as the plant can take to reduce flowering hormone.

[sweet-emotion]

Hi all! Update and question...both of my Zamaldelicas are losing some of their fan and medium sized leaves due to yellowing.(like 4 or 5 a day). It's been like 10 days ago when I first noticed this started and I'm only at +- 25 days into flowering. No other bad signs so far. I've been feeding them bat guano (more than the usual dose, so I don't think it's lack of food) and they have fattened a lot. Also both of the plants are developing a couple of seeds each. What can it be?

[Shooters]

Originally Posted by sweet-emotion

Hi all! Update and question...both of my Zamaldelicas are losing some of their fan and medium sized leaves due to yellowing.(like 4 or 5 a day). It's been like 10 days ago when I first noticed this started and I'm only at +- 25 days into flowering. No other bad signs so far. I've been feeding them bat guano (more than the usual dose, so I don't think it's lack of food) and they have fattened a lot. Also both of the plants are developing a couple of seeds each. What can it be?

The yellowing seems to be the natural way of Zamaldelica, in my experience. All of mine have done this even the F2 feminized seeds I've planted have quickly started consuming and dropping the fans in flower.
The seeds you see developing are quite likely selfed seeds, meaning somewhere above them there is a hidden male flower, usually tucked away at the base of a bud branching. Not easy to see on a live plant, I usually find them when I start trimming the buds, but if you know where to look you can find them.
The male flowers are usually few and are common when the plant sees any kind of stressors, like light leaks, ph balance issues etc. Hope this helps.

[Nup]

Originally Posted by nldfarmer

they reveg well. I'm revegging a clone now that came from a flowering plant, was revegged, and harvested and it still seems like it's going well. if yours is a semi flowering pheno some fresh soil will help it along. I also like to go through and remove as many calyxes as the plant can take to reduce flowering hormone.

Awesome, thanks very much for the info! Good to know with the soil and calyxes.
I'll be giving her a second life as a mother, so.

[sweet-emotion]

Originally Posted by Shooters

The yellowing seems to be the natural way of Zamaldelica, in my experience. All of mine have done this even the F2 feminized seeds I've planted have quickly started consuming and dropping the fans in flower.
The seeds you see developing are quite likely selfed seeds, meaning somewhere above them there is a hidden male flower, usually tucked away at the base of a bud branching. Not easy to see on a live plant, I usually find them when I start trimming the buds, but if you know where to look you can find them.
The male flowers are usually few and are common when the plant sees any kind of stressors, like light leaks, ph balance issues etc. Hope this helps.

I'll search for the male flowers then. I cut a couole of them during veg in one plant, but maybe there's another one somewhere. Regarding the yellowing of the leaves, I hope it's something natural as you say. I've grown a wide variety of plants and these are the first that behave like this.

Thanks mate

[Twoey]

Originally Posted by Bumbatar

Are those centipedes fighting?

Yes, they happened to live into my Zamaldelica's soil .

[kickarse]